A British story of dissent, drawn from the frontlines of climate resistance. Through the experiences of those who stood in defiance, it traces the quiet unraveling of our protest rights. The film challenges audiences to question what makes dissent effective and where the line of acceptability is. The right to nonviolent protest is a fundamental pillar of democracy and enshrined in many laws to which the UK government are signatories. For two years we documented how the right to protest in the UK is under threat and how environmental defenders, in particular, are being targeted. We have witnessed firsthand how they are being silenced in court, criminalised and are receiving disproportionate punishments for nonviolent protest.
